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Lisburn
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Lisburn is best known for its Irish linen heritage, the Irish Linen Centre, and its role as a growing commuter city near Belfast.
Postcode districts: BT27, BT28
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Lisburn, on the River Lagan just south-west of Belfast, grew as a centre of the Irish linen industry after Huguenot settlers introduced advanced weaving techniques in the 17th century — a story told at the Irish Linen Centre in the city. Once largely destroyed by fire in 1707, it was rebuilt and prospered. Granted city status in 2002, Lisburn is now one of Northern Ireland's largest urban areas and a popular commuter city for Belfast, giving it a strong and steady rental market.
Source notes: Summarised from Wikipedia ("Lisburn", Wikidata Q1006192) and Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council / Irish Linen Centre information.
Page prepared 2026-11-07. Figures come from the official sources named on each card; where we don't have reliable data we say so.